Your gift to the Center for Ethnic Studies Research supports programming including internships, fellowships, certificates, workshops, symposia, partnerships, and an array of other activities. In addition, CESR advances innovative multidisciplinary and collaborative research addressing core communities central to Ethnic Studies—Latinx, Asian American, Native American, African American/U.S. African…etc. diasporas. Learn more about contributing to our growing center and portfolio of programs below. We also welcome a conversation about creating new or named funds, and you can contact us with any questions. Thank you for your support.
Areas of Greatest Need
Center for Ethnic Studies Research Fund
Provides current-use program support for the Center for Ethnic Studies Research.
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Native American Educational and Experiential Opportunity Fund
Supports study away experiences with Native American/Indigenous Communities, and for educational programs that deepen the understanding of Native American/Indigenous Communities.
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To make a gift by mail, complete a gift form and send with your preferred payment to:
University of Pittsburgh, Philanthropic & Alumni Engagement
107 Park Plaza
128 North Craig Street
Pittsburgh, PA 15260
Corporate Matching
Many employers will match your donation to Pitt, thereby increasing your contribution to the University. Contact the Human Resources department at your workplace to get more information on the options they offer.
Endowments
An endowment provides a perpetual stream of income in support of scholarships, fellowships, faculty chairs, instruction, and other important programs or services at the University of Pittsburgh. Minimum endowment levels (payable over up to five years) guarantee that sufficient income will be available to fulfill your specific intentions.
Planned Giving
Planned giving options allow you to amplify the impact of your generosity to the University of Pittsburgh and to potentially create lifetime income streams and reduce your taxes. You can leave a legacy through bequests, retirement plans, charitable annuities and/or trusts, life insurance, appreciated stocks, or real estate and other tangible property.
For more information or questions, please contact Kelsey Sherbondy Cook, Director, International Constituent Relations (ksherbondy@pitt.edu or +1 412-815-9525) or Tom O’Toole, Executive Director for International Advancement (tpo3@pitt.edu or +1 412-624-2202).